Economy

The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage dropped to 6.27 percent, marking the second-lowest level so far this year.

The latest CEO survey found that the top fears among leaders include geopolitical instability and cyber threats.

Whirlpool is pouring $300 million into Ohio plants, with its CEO crediting the Trump administration’s tariff policies for making domestic investment attractive.

‘Japan will do what it can,’ the Japanese finance minister told reporters.

If the federal government loses the case, the United States will be a ‘financial mess for many, many years to come,’ the president told reporters.

Data shows that Washington, DC is feeling the brunt of the stalemate, with Hawaii listed second because of the large number of federal workers.

The national labor market is stuck in a low-fire, low-hire environment.

Earnings from big banks show ’strong fundamental results,' says one market analyst.

The Treasury chief said Beijing’s rare earth export curbs are testing the world’s tolerance.

Experts warn that a Supreme Court ruling against Trump’s tariffs could weaken America’s trade leverage, embolden China, and unsettle markets.

The IMF now sees 3.2 percent growth next year as new trade deals temper tariffs.

The merger is expected to close in late to mid-2026, the companies said.

International buyers purchased almost 50 percent of new construction in South Florida in 2024, says realtors’ report.

The issues with China are far from over, but the trend remains positive, and if earnings go well, no one will be surprised to to see new highs by year’s end.

Jamieson Greer says the outcome hinges on Beijing’s next move, with Washington accusing China of weaponizing minerals and destabilizing markets.

The U.S. Treasury chief says Beijing is showing economic weakness and wants to ‘pull everybody else down with them.’

New vehicle prices have been rising steadily for more than a year, with the pace picking up over the past months.

The American lumber industry and cabinet makers see the tariffs as a necessary move to stall foreign competitors, while others are concerned about rising costs.

This is the third consecutive year in which the company has planned to hire holiday workers at that level.

He said that a ‘dirty secret’ is that some media outlets have been downplaying the shutdown’s impact on the economy.

The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage dropped to 6.27 percent, marking the second-lowest level so far this year.

The latest CEO survey found that the top fears among leaders include geopolitical instability and cyber threats.

Whirlpool is pouring $300 million into Ohio plants, with its CEO crediting the Trump administration’s tariff policies for making domestic investment attractive.

‘Japan will do what it can,’ the Japanese finance minister told reporters.

If the federal government loses the case, the United States will be a ‘financial mess for many, many years to come,’ the president told reporters.

Data shows that Washington, DC is feeling the brunt of the stalemate, with Hawaii listed second because of the large number of federal workers.

The national labor market is stuck in a low-fire, low-hire environment.

Earnings from big banks show ’strong fundamental results,' says one market analyst.

The Treasury chief said Beijing’s rare earth export curbs are testing the world’s tolerance.

Experts warn that a Supreme Court ruling against Trump’s tariffs could weaken America’s trade leverage, embolden China, and unsettle markets.

The IMF now sees 3.2 percent growth next year as new trade deals temper tariffs.

The merger is expected to close in late to mid-2026, the companies said.

International buyers purchased almost 50 percent of new construction in South Florida in 2024, says realtors’ report.

The issues with China are far from over, but the trend remains positive, and if earnings go well, no one will be surprised to to see new highs by year’s end.

Jamieson Greer says the outcome hinges on Beijing’s next move, with Washington accusing China of weaponizing minerals and destabilizing markets.

The U.S. Treasury chief says Beijing is showing economic weakness and wants to ‘pull everybody else down with them.’

New vehicle prices have been rising steadily for more than a year, with the pace picking up over the past months.

The American lumber industry and cabinet makers see the tariffs as a necessary move to stall foreign competitors, while others are concerned about rising costs.

This is the third consecutive year in which the company has planned to hire holiday workers at that level.

He said that a ‘dirty secret’ is that some media outlets have been downplaying the shutdown’s impact on the economy.